Truthless Heroes
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| Truthless Heroes | ||
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| Studio album by Project 86 | ||
| Released | September 24, 2002 | |
| Recorded | Cello Studios and Grandmaster Recording, Hollywood, California | |
| Genre | Alternative Rock Christian Rock Post-Hardcore |
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| Label | Atlantic Records | |
| Producer(s) | Matt Hyde | |
| Project 86 chronology | ||
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| Drawing Black Lines (2000) |
Truthless Heroes (2002) |
Songs to Burn Your Bridges By (2003/2004) |
Truthless Heroes was the third album released by the U.S. band Project 86. It was released on September 24, 2002. It debuted at number 146 on the Billboard Top 200 with over 7000 copies sold. It was the fastest selling Project 86 album until 2005's ...And the Rest Will Follow. Album sold over 70,000 copies in the first nine months of release before the band left Atlantic Records. It is a concept album that frontman Andrew Schwab states is a "thirteen-song story about a character, ignored, [who] channels the self-loathing into pursuing greatness. The album takes you through his attempts to gratify himself and fulfill his deepest needs as a person through fame, fortune, lust... whatever." (interactive CD interview) In Andrew Schwab's book "It's all Downhill From Here". He talks about how the album didn't turn out the way the band wanted it to.
[edit] Track listing
- Little Green Men
- Caught In The Middle
- Know What It Means
- Salem's Suburbs
- ... A Word From Our Sponsors
- S.M.C.
- Team Black
- Your Heroes Are Dead
- ... To Brighten Your Day
- Another Boredom Movement
- Bottom Feeder
- Shelter Me
- ... And Help You Sleep
- Last Meal
- Soma
- Hollow Again
- ... With Regards, T.H.
[edit] Note
In the song The Spy Hunter on their follow-up album Songs to Burn Your Bridges By, Andrew sings the comment "I do not need anymore truthless heroes" three times and "We don't need no truthless heroes" once before finishing with the chorus.
